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Dropped Dead.

MERGED, February 1Oth.-At Mariposa,
Tuesday last, an old man by the name OF
Gribbi was seen to fall on the sidewalk, but
as the people thought he was intoxicated
they paid no attention to him for some
time, but when they went to pick him up
they found he was dead. Heart disease is
the cause assigned for death.
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PACIFIC COAST.
OF QUICKSILVER FROM
THE NAPA MINES.
Extensive Land Sales-Meeting of
the Railroad Commissioners
Counterfeiter Sentenced.
CALIFORNIA.

lsrrcrA1 DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uS1os.l
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FRESNO, February 10th.-C. B. Bates, a
prominent citizen of MERGED, was seriously
injured last night by falling from a porch
at the residence of friend whom he was
visiting in this CITY,
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\ Judge Appointed.

SALEM. February loth.-Governor Pen
meyer has appointed Charles A. Coggswell
Judge of Lake county, vice A. Fits, de-
ceased.
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EAJECc Its causes, and
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was deaf twenty Y eight years. Treated by
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Cared kffasff in three months, and since then
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ST. DAVID'S,
PURCHASE
-oF-
SACRAMENTO CITY COUPONS

yr,HE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE
Funded Debt Sinking Fund of the city OF
nae for coupons cut from Sacramento City
Bonds funded under the Acts of 1855 and 1864,
the following prices, TO wit: Coupons Of 1876
whica were registered January l, ls.o, y per
sud 1871 95 cents; for coupons of 1878, 50 cents;
Of 1879, 81 cents; Of 1850, 70 cents; OF 1871, a
cents Of isS2 20 cents OF 1883, 66 cents; OF 1884,
81 cents; of 1885, So cents; OF 1885, 90 cen's' Vi
1857, 81 cents. Co.,
Sacnto, California.
r. o. BEATTY
CHAS. E. PARS0Ns.J
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NAPA, February 10th.-Four hundred
and seventy-three TASKS of quicksilver
were shipped from the Napa mines last
month.
An excursion party of forty will arrive at
the Soda Springs from the East on Satur-
day.
The Grand Lodge of the United Endow-
ment Associates meets here Tuesday next.
Jim Davis, the shooter of William Krum-
dick, is now in Jail at Lakeport.
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PACIFIC HOTEL,
Corner K and Fifth Streets, saorarne onto.
CENTRALLY LOCATED AND CONVENIENT
" to all places O: amusement. The best fam.
ly hotel in the city. aeT2b.e always supplied
with the bsst the market affords. Street car
from the depot pass the door every fye minute,
Meals 25 cents. G. T. SINGLETON, Prop.
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N o T &c E .

ID EsTAURANT AND HoTELKERPERs CAN
II get good, reliable Kitchen and Dining
room Help supplied by the Cooks and Walters
Union by applying at the International Cigar
Store, 326 street. between Third and Fourth.
GEO. L. RUHL, President.
EDWARD HOLMES, Rec. Secretary. Up
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Weather Indications.

SAN Francisco. February 10th.-Indica-
tions for the q hours commencing at
A. NJ, February 1lth: California-Light
rains as far south as Lake Tulare; fair
weather in the southern portion
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TIME ATTENTION OF ANY ONE CoETEM-
l. plating the purchase of home is particu-
larry called to the property. A visit to this
property will satisfy you that it is all that it has
heen reureserted to be.
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MERGED, February 10th.-The weather
here to-day is warm and cloudy, with wind
from south. The pros poets for more rain
are good. The rainfall for "a hours up to
: O'Clock this morning is Is of an inch,
making for the season 255 inches.
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~ cIn 49, 80 E-s.,a;.Ha o.,

100 Geary street, San Francisco, Ca.
Private Entrance, sos Mason street, four biocH
I'D Gcary street from KeeTy. Main entrance
through Dispenssry Druy store. ds1y&vlyeos
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SANTA Rosa, February 10th.-Eugene
Redden, in durance for abduction, was re-
leased to-day upon giving bail for his APP
pearance before the Superior Court.
Snow Interfering with the Trains.
YREKA, February l0th.-Trains reached
Montague early this morning, after five
days hard work of the engines all along
the route between Edgewood and Delta.
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STATE HOUSE,
WESTERN
CENTRAL HOUSE
HoRNLEIN BROS, Proprietors.
PACIFIC HOTEL.

sF- Street Cars from Depot pass the door every
i've rzinutes If
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NAME.
OFFICE.

Atkinson, F. L.. 52l J.....................-
Baldwin. w. H.. n. E. Cor. I'd and K
briggs, ". A......... 30 J................... :.
briggs, VIM. Ellery Oculist, 42911a J ......
*Brune, A. E......... Sth and J...............
tCluness, W. R.. I'd and K...............
*Gardner, NJ. 1855 J....................
Huntington, T. w. 42613 J....................
Lame, ]. R.. 9l3 K .....................
*Magill, Mary j.. 627 ]. -...............-..
Merrill, L R......... 62S1a J...................
Oatman, l. E........ 627 J.......................
parkinson, ]. H.. i2a13 J....................
tSimmons, G. L.. 2i2 J...........,...........
fSimmons, Junior. 2l2 J.......................
tSnider, T. A........- S. f. cor. I'd and X
Tyrrell, G. G......... y. W. cor. 9TH and
Voeller, H.............5 21 J....................
White, G. A........... County Hospital -.
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SoLEDAD, February 1oth.-At - o'clock
NJ, Is of an inch more rain had fallen in
the preceding "a hours, making 200 inches
for the storm and 3.62 inches for the sea-
son. The wind is south. Snow is on the
mountains, and the indications are for
more rain.
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The Weather,

NAPA, February 10th.-Warm rain was
falling all night. We have had more than
the average annual rainfall TO date.
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Lansford Colony!
Langford Colony
NOW READY FOR SETTLEMENT.

Surveys. Plans, Pamphlets having been
comp -ted, this valuable Land ID now
open 20 purchasers.
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Amendment !,suo Of Cameron.

CAMERON, TEX July IL, 1857.
To the Editor OF the Gazette.
The canvass in this county kss opened
up in earnest. The ants, though they
had no appointment for the Eight Of the
Ilth here, as soon as they learned that
the pros desired the use Of the court
house for Colonies Jenkins OF Waco, and
J. X. Street of Dallas, announced st the
close of Colonel Mills speech that they
would hold the courthouse st night. The
pros had friend ia need Mr, Q. II. \ Oe,
one Of our prominent business men, who
rendered them the use Of the opera house,
which generous offer was accepted with
thanks. The prohibition meeting at nigut
drew fOUr-hfths Of the people in town,
making nearly clean sweep of the ladies.
RE prohibition speakers made q splendid
impression, despite the fact that the ants
continued 10 fire anyii5 on ar
adjoining block which disturbed
the audience Is well as the speak
rs. This euyil business IS generally re-
garded with disfayor, perhaps owing
partly to the faCtthat the pros had treated
the ants with the utmost courtesy, Civ
ing them an equal division of time al all
their meetings when such was desired.
A series of meetings began yesterday
which will continue to the end of the
canvass. The best speakers JJtsinabIe
are engaged in discussing the amend
me1t l..
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LATEST FROM HONOLULU.
The King VIII Refuse 20 sligo the New Con
Observation-Disclosures Feared.

The King VIII Refuse 20 Sligo the New Con
Observation-Disclosures Feared,
SAN FRANCIsCO, CAL, July 14.-Ad-
vices by letter from Honolulu, which are
ten hours later than those published, ssy
the steamer Austria sailed at 2 O'Clock on
the afternoon Of July ;, and at that time
the streets were full of excited people.
The Rifles had lust been called out and 1t
was said that if the King did not agree 10
sign the new constitution which had
been prepared there would be
bloodshed Nothing was seen of the
King during Friday and Saturday. Work
men were engaged both those days in
placing large bolts and bars Oh the
palace gates. Inside the palace, in the
basement, We're 900 natives, all well
armed, and three native volunteer com
psnies were also prepared to turn out az
a moments notice. Al noon Tuesday,
July 5, the Honolulu Rifles were ordered
out in full uniform. A secret league
is also sIming. Gibson and Hay
selden were removed to prison
on q reef This is said to have been done
because messages were passing between
Gibson and the King. The general re
port IS that the King will refuse TO sign
the document, and will defend himself in
the palace until tomorrow, July 8, when
the three British and one French men Of
war are expected 81 Honolulu. Then he
will place himself under the protection
of the British flag. At 1870 .. N the
streets were full of people, and me whites
feared bIoodshed would result.
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4 DOUBLE TRAGEDY,

a PhMnas:phleu Kills His Wtss-Shoois
Himself Tn-eo Timt8 AID Lies Down %
Dio.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa July I4-ETest
Ksrnney, g mJ.ter by trade, WHO has
been mOrCse and dcspol5eat for some
time, went walking in Paramount PARK
this morning with MS wife after they
agreed with each other thsC they should
lie together. They went 10 a secluded
spot. KalAGcY deliberately shot his wire
through the mead. She fell and lie
hTed another shog into her breast. lie
then Shot himself three times, once in the
temple, once in the mouth, tearing out
his teeth, and again in the breast, when
he lay down CS!mIy awaiting death.
He fingered consciously however,
and feeling thirsty le started 20 crawl t.
4 small stream when LILLE girl noticed
MIN, and seeing ne was covered with blood
He'd "a plrksguari, who had him re
moved 80 the hospital. lie lad CrawIcd
SC far from the dead body Of his wife
when discovered that nothing was known
Of 1er murder until kGrlnaY related the
story 30 ne attendants .. the hospitals
and I search wss Instituted which r.
suited in finding her body where she first
fell. karuney's wounds Will undoubt-
ediv result fatally. His ucighJOrs say ne
always showed strong symptoms Of IN
sanity.
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NORTH TEXAS LUSAT1c ASYLUM.
The Board Of Managers Return Thanks
for the Founding OF Two Libraries.

TERRELL, Ten, July l1-ReguIar
meeting Of the board Of management IL
monthly session, J. S. Grinnan presiding.
1t was unanimously resolved by the
board Of managers Of the North Texas
LUnstiC Asylum, that the sincere thanks
OF the board be rendered to Judge S. \.
Reavis and Mr.. Ben French, both Of Hills
OCTO, for their kind and generous coz
duct in laying the foundation for two
good Iibrar rs at this asylum, the one on
the male side to be known Is the Raavis
library and the one on thy female side as
the Ben French library. And il addition
to the above they wish 10 gratefully SC
knowledge the receipt CT handsome do
nations 20 the said libraries from the fol-
lowing named douars, to-Wit:
5. 4. Rsavis, Ben French, UiIsboro.
II. S. Springle, DR.. u. Wallace, Mrs.
d, r WsIlsCe, L. L. Griffith, S. j. Bass,
Harris Brin, L, Bowler, j d. Smith, DR..
W. W. Monday, ". ii Lyons, J. T Con-
way Mrs. j. =. Conway, Jno. L. Terrell,
kgsseli Bros, Terrell; j. z. Vaughan,
Dallas; Price, Perry & Co. Mrs n B.
Pollard, Terrell; Hon. Joe Abbott, NJ. c.,
uiils5OrC; Mrs. A. G.. Alexander, J. X.
Bond Co., II. Z. Walker, G. J. Ware s
Co, c. /. Jones * Son, Moore G Akius,
Ben Rushing Bass Bros IS. \. Short
ridge, ID. c. Howell, Terrell.
The following newspapeTs are furnished
gratis: Fort Worth GAZETTE, daily;
Terrell, Star, weekly; Terrell Times,
weekly; Terrell Review, semi weekly.
1t vas further ordered that the secre-
tarY furnish ;hc Fort Worth GAZETTE,
Dallas News, Hills0orJ Reflector and the
Terrell press with copy OF this re50lu-
ton, aud that they ne requested to PUG
lisu the same. d x. WALLACE,
Superintendent. and tx Official Secretary
OF the Board
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SIBERIAN.
Preliminary Exsmination-search for a
Drowned Boy.

Preliminary Exsmination-search for a
Drowned Boy.
Special to the Gazette.
SIBERIAN, Ten, July 1.-THE prelim-
mary examination of Ed Stein, Sam
Blsnkenship, RsgsdaIe anu Jerome Cope
land, all charged with the theft Of steer
at Delaware Bend, in this county, in
March LAST, which has been on hand since
yesterday before Justice HeDkley, was
closed this afternoon. The defendants
were held in the sum Of $500 bail each to
appear st the next term of the District
court. Stein and Blankenship gave bond,
but Copeland and Rsgsdale not being
aEle to give boud were sent t. jail.
A mysterious incident occurred in the
western part OF the city this afternoon.
Two small boys, one shout seven and the
other about five years OF age, were out
some distance from s house playing
around pond of water which was about
eight feet deep. They ran home sudden
" and told their mother that a bog who
hsd been playing with them had fallen in
the pond and was drowned. a number
Of people and several policemen went TO
the pond and worked several hours drain
ing the water eff through s ditch, reduc-
ing its depth to about three feet, and af-
ter making q thorough search failed
TO find the body, and aban
doned their work without making
any discovery. The children both still
contend that boy was drowned in the
pond, and appear 20 be greatly troubled
about il, but 10 missing boy hiss yet been
heard CT and the mystery yet remains IN
eoivad
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Special TO the Gazette.
PALESTINE, TEX, July 14.-At the last
meeting of the City Council Tuesday
nigh. Mayor Lacy nominated Acting
Marshal W. J. Mcclure TO Ill the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF c. c.
Rogers. Two ballots were had, Mcclure
getting two votes each time. The CouU-
Gil then adjourned till next regular meet
ing Mr.. E. r. Kersh is circulating g
petition to have himself appointed to the
position. Mr.. Kersh has once filled the
Office, was subsequently beaten, and has
been 8 candidate for the place three or
four times since, but was invariably de.
feated by Ex- Marshal Rogers. Mr..
R~gers is gill ccLflsd - he TcU-C
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M0BEETIEp
Indications cf the Financial Status IN tho
PsDhandle-A Panther Killed
Cn.rnsnnnta nne Of the k,azatta.


Peuhaudle-A Panther Killed.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
MoBEETIE, TEX, July ll.-Settlers
upon school lands IN the Wheeler land
district are paying up tle interest money
promptly, which ig q good indication #
the financial status Of affairs in the north
err portion Of the Panhandle. There are
applications daily from newcomers who
desire to tsEe ~ sClCui land unOer the
new .aw, but t2ey are compelled 70 8waiC
The ClaEs:acl ion f re land by the state.
The pCUpe OF This country are awaiting
impatieDUY Tie completion Of this task,
and lne state authorities would earn the
-rGtirudC Of the Panhandle by hurryi1g
up the work.
The newly elected officials Of the newly
rgsIized county Of Hemphiil fled their
bonds and qualified to-day. The County
Commissioners OF the new county will
meet 1t Canadian city on Thursday and
begin the TASK OF housekeeping on their
own account.
Mr.. Upham Of Clay county returned
from Roberts county today where he has
been inspecting Clsy county school lands
at the instance OF the Commissioners
court OF that county. These lands com
prise trac. of four Iesgues, which viii
probably soon be plsced upon the market
by the authorities Of Clay,
DIr. w. T. Lard, popularity known as
''Crcle BLY, brought to town to-day
the hide OF panther which was killed by
his VIE and daughter on Chicken creek,
IL Roberts county. Upcle Billy woundel
it slightly in the leg with gunshot; al
ter which his wife and daughter dis
patched i with sticks and stones. Tie
hide measures .iE-: tse! tr9n tiQ % t'p
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shot While asleep.
.eree OF me Gszette.

Coceza9nGerce Of the Gazette.
FAWF,SID, Tx, July 12.-News
reached here yesterday evening Of the
shooting Of Mr.. Green Womack, who was
living on his brothers place some nine
miles south of this place. 1t seems that
On Monday AIR. WomaCk caught one Of
his hands, negro boy, asleep when he
should have been ct work, and gave him
s good whipping, and it seems that the
boy and his father became very much en-
ragged over the whipping, and while Mr.
WomSck WAS asleep on his gallery g,
noon yesterday Re was shot with
double barrel shot gun loaded with buck
shot. Suspicion rests upon the negro
boy ard his father. They were lodged
in jail last night by our Sheriff. Mr.
Womack is not dangerously shot, being
b. il - 80. 2In I'D skcGl5c-. IT.
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Charged with Rape.

Correspondence of the Gazette
EAsTLANDr TEX, July ETA j.
brough was arrested by Cg- -
Schmick yesterday on q charge q =
From the evidence so far de,5.0F-
the most dsstardIY and hclu0us y
ever committed in this county. =
victim was Mrs. Sallie Young
feeble and delicate lady spout ta,E-
yesrs Of age, and what renders, H. +.
Die, the deed more dtGJOlics.,.-a 81. =
Of the outraged lady was Gg,-l., -.
ing all ai0ue when the defeLi.l. .l-
her house WITH a loaded shotgun, S.
COmpliSled MS purpose lhroa-- .--
with the gun drawn. The czc..s---
that part Of The county is rull.--
nigh.
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Paless.ns on the Ara.1a.a-a.

IALEsITNE, THs., -.
To the J. TOR q the Gazette.
l2d cJa,ers- tisG with .-..-
3 ECr. Worm travelling naI, yss.-
Ike, hss recently visited q lsr- d.
n Texas. He asserts the 0p.I.s.
this extensive observation, t1s- b..
cent. Of the r9licls in the towns ".
hiJs. This gentleman vas tod -
roaU man iEal in the whole o. Ills y :.
prohibition would not score seven.
votes. Tue gentleman found ATE.
two hours in the city that Palestine
nearly double that number for the ,
ment on Spring street alone
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Abandon ed by HIS Wlfe.

INDIASAPoLIs, IND, July i ---.. e.
ant James w. Graydon Of -le -
States Navy, inventor of the new =.
Of using dynamite in naval ~ r.
brought suit here yesterday for -
from us wife. He alleges tins. ".
agc, while ne vas Ill 81 Hong -
gave his vile blank check 70 e13.ts
TO get Whatever money she nts''11
household expenses, and inst =.
S27, goo, lis entire savings, sna =.
America, and ths, he had rot beer >
ind ler.
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place rather than 10 seni him 20 the
tombs.
An application to Judge Potter OF the
Supreme court for stay of proceedings
in the Sharp case has Just been made.
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s,rup of Figs

Manufactured only by the California Fig
Sirup Company, San Francisco, Cal, is
natarei3 own true laxative. It is the
most easily takep and the most pleasantly
etectiye remedy known to cleanse the
system when bilious orieostivej tsldispel
haadacAss5 colds ard tgReTs to ctife, pa
Ritual eonstipationf indigestion, etc. For
sale in 50 cents and 81 bottles by Milton
King, druggist, Fort Worth.
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If you nave lots, farms or property OF
any kind either for sale or exchange be.
sure to call on US. as We are aafte sue
cessful il affecting sales and exchanges.
We attend closely 70 business, and feel
sure it will pay you TO place your property
in our hands. Quick turns is our spe-
cialtY, try Us, MORPHY 4 HICKEY.
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Case Of Apopi,xy.

Special to the Gazette,
HILLsBORo, TEX, July Last night
about o'clock John Kell fell to the floor
Of Ballsrd Bros saloon and expired in 8
few minutes. DR.. Dudiy pronounced it 8
case Of spoplexy, and said death was
~ r.; ri '.-~o5 - s'~N r-'i~ T-i IN
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negroes will have an examining trial be.
fore Justice Hatcher tomorrow. Mr..
Womack is an old bachelor and stands
well in this county, being 6 brother TO
our codnty treasurer, JAKE q. WOmsCk,
and is well liked by al who know him.
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A FACT BoYond Dispute,

torpid liver invites disease and
makes ,he system liable TO attacks Of
yellow fever if it Should prevail, Ma
CURES CuudurangQgqres tOrpor Of the
liver and the danger msy be averted.
Therefore, lose no time, but take Cundu-
range Gt once.